Question

Question 1

A central theme from this week is that development is influenced by biological, psychological, sociological, cognitive, and emotional factors.

Question 1 options:

	True
	False

Question 2

Which developmental theory emphasizes the importance of the people who influence our lives through interactions?

Question 2 options:

	a) Bronfenbrenner
	b) Bandura
	c) Vygotsky
	d) Erikson

Question 3

Which developmental theory utilizes the constructs of “conflict” or a “crisis” as a marker to developmental transition?

Question 3 options:

	a) Freud
	b) Erikson
	c) Piaget
	d) Vygotsky

Question 4

Which of the following fits in with the notion of life span development?

Question 4 options:

	a) extensive change occurs in childhood
	b) development spans from birth through adolescence
	c) development spans from birth to the end of life.
	d) None are correct.

Question 5

What is the correlational research method?

Question 5 options:

	a) developing a hypothesis to test
	b) using case studies to understand behavior
	c) investigating relationships between variables
	d) examining the strength of relationships between variables

Answer 1

1.A child when develops comes across all aspects from family to society ,emotions,anger,happiness,in simple all physical psychological development occurs with cognitive development in each stage.

Ans:True

2.The ecological systemmtheiry was formulated by Bronfenbrenner

Bandura formulated the social learning theory

Erickson categorized development into 8 categories

Lev Vyogotsky was the theorist described childrens develop through interactions with others

Ans:Vygotsky

3.Freud described about the psychosexual development of a child

Erikson in his eight concepts described about the crisis existing th e society and the children

Piagets theory concentrated on the cognitive development of a child

Ans:Erikson

4.Notion of life span in simple refers to the development of a human being right from the womb of the mother till they breath last or die

Ans:development spans from birth to end of life